/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/03/26/#ubuntu-testing.txt

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aragood morning all!07:09
aramorning davmor208:36
davmor2Good Morning ara08:36
arais anyone doing the upgrade of edubuntu i386?08:44
* ara assumes nobody is08:46
* ara takes the edubuntu upgrade test08:47
arato be or not to be08:48
davmor2no edubuntu amd64bit upgrade :(08:56
davmor2I'll do one then if someone can put it on we're covered08:58
* ara steps out to grab a coffee08:58
* davmor2 still thinks ara has a coffee shop next door 09:04
davmor2Morning heno09:37
henohey davmor209:39
henoso we need a RAID test and edubuntu upgrade09:41
davmor2heno: ara is doing 32bit I'm doing 64bit which got removed by accident we think09:49
araheno: I am doing the edubuntu upgrade09:49
davmor2Then I'm tagging it onto the 32bit with a note which slangasek oked09:50
henoara: great, thanks09:50
davmor2heno: can't help you out with raid server team maybe?09:50
henoI did 64 bit edubuntu upgrade yesterday09:50
henopinging the server team now09:51
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henosoren is on it09:52
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davmor2so that's everything covered then?09:53
henoit is09:55
henowe should dig a bit deeper on some of these perhaps though09:55
henowe've covered existing home, what about driver CD install?09:56
mtholdenssany testing i can do on my new macbook?10:20
arahello mtholdenss10:21
mtholdensshey10:21
aramtholdenss:  you could try to install jaunty on it and run System Testing (under System->Administration)10:21
aramtholdenss: it is a good way to provide a hardware database in Launchpad10:22
mtholdenssthanks i might do it when the beta comes out tonight10:22
aramtholdenss: sure, thanks!10:22
mtholdenssits the 26th of march here in australia night time, i guess it must have some delay10:23
henojust tested the accessibility boot options - they seem to work10:35
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araheno: I didn't know there were accessibility boot options :)11:54
davmor2Morning fader11:59
faderdavmor2: howdy!11:59
araedubuntu i386 upgrade passed12:06
davmor2Yay full sweep12:06
* ara -> lunch12:39
davmor2cgregan: Morning Dude hope it's nicer over there than here :)12:54
cgreganmorning davmor2......4C and sunny12:55
cgreganI don't know if that constitutes better.12:56
davmor2cgregan: feels like 6.3 and raining12:56
davmor2xivulon: hello12:56
xivulonhi davmor212:57
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davmor2xivulon: I'll be adding some logs to those bugs this afternoon now beta is tested12:57
xivulonyes please, do you think that is a show stopper?12:57
xivulonI tested in VM and I do not have any problem12:58
cgregandavmor2: sounds like we will be importing your day here tomorrow.13:00
davmor2xivulon: no you just hit continue and it carries on.  It's not major but I think it would be bad for final to still have13:00
davmor2cgregan: great does that mean we get yours :)13:00
xivulondavmor2 did you test ISO extraction? As entioned in the bug, the error you reported was due to something else13:01
davmor2xivulon: I'll add logs from vista and xp too.  Also removal isn't playing nice at all.  That I think is far more important than the cd is ejected issue :)13:01
davmor2xivulon: I'll look at that after too for you13:01
xivulonI am aware of uninstallation issues, have started working on them13:02
xivulondavmor2 thx13:03
davmor2xivulon: Infact I'll go through all of my wubi bugs and see which what can be confirmed fixed etc13:03
davmor2-what13:03
xivulongreat13:05
xivulonby the way in beta bittorrent will be activated for the first time, and you cannot test that without actually generating a special build (with isolist pointing at isolist.ini)13:10
xivulonI meant: with isolist pointing at alpha-613:10
xivulondavmor2 do you know how to compile wuibi?13:11
araeeejay: hello :-)14:24
eeejayhey hey ara14:24
eeejayara: what is your last.fm username?14:24
araeeejay: areta14:25
araeeejay: I am reviewing the screenshot changes (and documenting ubuntu-desktop-testing in the wiki) and as I see, now test methods should return a list (message, screenshot), isn't it?14:26
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eeejayara: they could return either14:26
araeeejay: or none?14:26
eeejayara: just a message, or a screenshot too14:27
eeejaythe message is default14:27
* ara gets the dx branch to see an example14:27
araeeejay: in notify-osd I just see that you raise AssertionErrors when somehting fails14:29
araeeejay: but you're not returnnig a message14:30
* eeejay checks14:30
eeejayara: you mean return a message on success?14:30
arano, in general14:31
eeejayara: the notify_osd.py script raises 4 AssertionErrors, 2 with screenshots, 2 just with messages14:32
eeejayara: as for funtion return values, the function only returns on success :)14:32
eeejayara: legal return values are either None, or (message, screenshot)14:33
araOK, I understand now14:33
eeejayara: so the message/screenshot would be logged to the test result, but it would pass14:33
eeejayara: I don't have a use for it yet, but it might be useful for us in the future.14:34
araeeejay: sure. thanks!14:34
davmor2c's14:44
eeejayara: I think another nice addition would be optional stdout printing, especially stack traces.14:52
araeeejay: yes, it would be useful14:54
davmor2meh still hasn't seen a release announcement15:11
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thewrathhey aredg16:16
aredghi16:16
davmor2netsplits-r-us16:17
thewrathagreed davmor216:18
thewrathwhat time zone is the ubuntu team in16:18
thewrathbtw16:18
thewrathi am not sure16:18
davmor2thewrath: all over16:18
thewrathoh ok16:18
davmor2I think it's fair to say they are global :)16:18
thewrathwas not sure if there was an officail time16:18
davmor2utc16:19
davmor2which would currently be 4:1916:19
davmor2pm16:19
thewrathk16:19
sbeattieHrm, anyone able to get to https://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/?16:31
aredgno16:31
davmor2http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/16:32
davmor2sbeattie: remove the s16:32
sbeattiedavmor2: doh! stupid awesomebar.16:33
davmor2:D never mind16:33
aredgwow, i can't believe transmission is still the default bitorrent client16:35
sbeattiedavmor2: looking at the freesoftware only install test, I thought there was some package checks that we used to make sure it wasn't "contaminated"16:35
davmor2aredg: why it works :)16:35
aredgdavmor2, there are much better clients that should be chosen imo16:36
* eeejay likes transmission16:37
* eeejay hides16:37
aredg:O16:37
eeejayit's simple, has upnp, even a web interface..16:38
aredgdeluge has every transmission has, but better :p16:38
davmor2aredg: transmission and deluge are the two most complete gnome supported clients gnome also chose transmission which may of been the deciding factor16:38
henois the server install supposed to launch aptitude?16:38
henoit happens just before package installation starts16:39
sbeattieheno: I think only if you select "manually select packages"16:39
henoI might have ticked that without noticing, ok16:39
henoI just selected everything on the list16:40
* sbeattie starts on an alt free software only install to see what actually gets installed.16:40
davmor2heno: then yes you hit it16:40
sbeattieheno: ah, yep, last one on the list is manually select.16:40
henodoing the RAID1 test case in vbox - seems to support multiple disks nicely now :)16:40
sbeattieheno: yeah, I use vbox for that; though I can only get a total of 3 disks; I'd really like 4 for an accurate raid10 test16:41
henosbeattie: is it limited to 3 by vbox itself?16:42
sbeattieLast time I tried it was.16:42
* sbeattie tries again16:42
henoyeah, confirmed it too16:43
henoIf you enable the SATA controller it works16:43
sbeattieright, because it's emulating a primary/secondary ide controller and the cdrom drive is always the secondary master.16:43
sbeattieOooh.16:44
sbeattieIs that in w/jaunty's virtualbox?16:44
henosbeattie: 8.10 version from the vbox site running on Jaunty16:46
henoso not the fully Free software version16:46
sbeattieheno: ah. support for usb, also, then. Hrm.16:46
henoyes16:47
arthax0rhello17:04
* arthax0r is downloading jaunty17:05
arthax0rhow is the upgrade from intrepid?17:06
henoarthax0r: you can install from the CD and preserve /home17:06
charlie-tcaThe one I just ran worked fine17:06
henohttp://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/DesktopExistingHome17:07
henosbeattie: what package should I file a bug against when a raid setup fails to bood from a degraded array?17:07
sbeattieheno: mdadm17:08
henosbeattie: thanks17:08
henoooh - a ton of untriaged bugs there17:09
arthax0ri wasn't too concerned about /home..17:09
* arthax0r does backup after all17:09
arthax0r:>17:09
charlie-tcaheno: when you run cat /proc/mdstat, did the array come back after reconnecting the drives?17:10
arthax0rthx for the link heno17:10
henolet me try17:11
charlie-tcaI found I could boot to either drive, but the disconnected one never returned / to the array again17:11
henoerm, now it works when I boot with just one drive - last time it timed out and dropped me to busybox17:13
* charlie-tca thought it was just my inexperience with RAID17:13
henodamned Heisenbugs17:13
arthax0ris this also the place for kubuntu testing?17:13
arthax0ri think i am going to try them both17:14
arthax0rpersonally, i use xmonad or dwm-gtx, but i want to check out kdenlive17:14
arthax0rcurrently i use a couple intrepid desktops, and a couple hardy servers17:15
henoarthax0r: kubuntu testing is very welcome :)17:17
arthax0r:)17:18
henocharlie-tca: it's rebuilding the raid now17:18
charlie-tcaso it is me...17:18
henocharlie-tca: did it never try to rebuild it?17:19
arthax0rwell thanks for the info, i'll report on my progress later :>17:19
charlie-tcaIt said it was, but it never did come back.17:19
henohere is says 'recovery = X%'17:19
henook, I'll let it complete and see17:19
charlie-tcaI ran it 3-4 installations, and I can remove either hard drive the first time.17:19
charlie-tcaYeah, I had that, about 6 restarts worth. It just never put it back in the array17:20
henocharlie-tca: how long did you let it sit before restarting - it will need some uptime to rebuild17:23
charlie-tcaanywhere from 5 minutes to 1 hour17:24
charlie-tcagot pretty frustrated17:25
sbeattieif it had been doing it, you should have seen some progress in /proc/mdstat17:25
sbeattieand/or via sudo mdadm --detail /dev/mdX17:26
sbeattieheno: did you have to mdadm --add the device back to the array, or did it come back in automatically?17:27
charlie-tcaWhat I got was [2/1] [U_] under the active raid line17:27
henosbeattie: I came back when I rebooted17:28
henoor rather, it came back at [2/1] and then worked its way to [2/2]17:28
sbeattieheno: right.17:29
sbeattiecharlie-tca: I wonder if manually adding it back via 'mdadm /dev/mdX --add /dev/sdXX' would have worked.17:29
charlie-tcaI don't know, but I can do it again today and find out. Like I said, it might just be my knowledge is lacking17:30
charlie-tcaI am adding server to my testing, just because of this, though. I will learn yet17:33
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charlie-tcasbeattie: another installation of server using two hard drives on hardware. The array rebuilt like it should.18:48
sbeattiehunh18:49
charlie-tcaI blame it on me. Never filed a bug, anyway18:50
diverppl, when 9.04 beta will release?19:48
slangasekthis evening19:51
sbeattiefor values of evening that may or may not be appropriate in your timezone.19:51
divero thanks )19:51
stgraberslangasek: bug info balloon are back (report too)20:18
slangasekw00t20:18
slangasek"report"?20:18
stgraberhttp://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/report20:19
slangasekoh, I've never seen that before :)20:19
stgraberreally ? I thought you used that for Intrepid ...20:19
slangaseknot that I recall20:19
stgraberit gives you an overview of all bugs that have been reported for a milestone and some info from LP20:20
slangasekyes, that's very useful :)20:20
slangasekbetter than my approach of "scrape the build/all/all page, feed all the bug urls to firefox with xargs" :-)20:21
stgraberslangasek: hmm, indeed :)20:24
stgraberheno: bug balloon and report are back on the iso tracker20:25
henostgraber: whohoo!20:25
jtismewho is the release manager for jaunty21:07
henojtisme: slangasek is21:07
jtismeheno does he have an email i can send a short msg to21:08
jtismeabout kde regression testing21:08
henojtisme: he's in this chan21:08
henojtisme: can I help? I'm responsible for testing21:09
jtismeheno yes is there a regression test suite for kde that is run prior to each release?21:10
jtismealpha release that is21:10
henojtisme: just manual test cases run in connection with ISO testing21:10
henosee http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com for cases21:11
jtismethen a bug report made for any problems, correct?21:11
henoindeed21:11
jtismeI am wondering if we could possibly form a group that would perform basic regression tests on kde and somehow have direct access to the developers to fix problems before relases21:12
jtismerelases=releases21:12
henojtisme: that would be welcome. If you are hooked into the QA team and file good bugs then you will have access21:14
henoI suggest you propose it on the QA mailing list and bring the idea to our next QA meeting21:14
jtismehmm i was part of the QA team about 3 releases ago, do you have my info around  jtholmes is the handle21:15
henowe can also run a KDE testing day (generally Mondays)21:15
henook, cool21:15
jtismewhere is the QA mailing list and am i still part of the testing team or do i need to reregister?21:15
henohttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-qa/ and https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-testing21:18
jtismeok thanks21:18
jtismeheno where are the qa mail messages from march 22 to present they are not in the archives21:42
henojtisme: are you sure anyone posted since then? that's 4 days ago and we've been release-testing :)21:44
heno22nd is the last message in my local mail folder too21:45
jtismeheno where is the QA meeting info21:46
henojtisme: http://blog.qa.ubuntu.com/node/4221:47
jtismethanks21:47
henoagendas and times are here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/Meetings21:48
henoevery Wednesday at 17.00 UTC basically21:48
jtismethanks heno21:50
henonp :)21:50
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